OK, What's your Myers-Briggs Personality Type? Mine is INTJ. There are not enough choices available,
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nancy324
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RE: OK, What's your Myers-Briggs Personality Type? Mine is INTJ. There are not enough choices available, so I am going to just list the 4 main temperaments. If you want to take the tests, Google Myer-
One test I took showed me as an ISFJ, then I took another test on the Kiersy site which asked the questions a little differently and I came out an INFJ. Unfortunately, there are different tests floating around and a slight change in how the question is asked can change the answer.
One test I took showed me as an ISFJ, then I took another test on the Kiersy site which asked the questions a little differently and I came out an INFJ. Unfortunately, there are different tests floating around and a slight change in how the question is asked can change the answer.
dansinnfoo
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RE: OK, What's your Myers-Briggs Personality Type? Mine is INTJ. There are not enough choices available, so I am going to just list the 4 main temperaments. If you want to take the tests, Google Myer-
I'm an INFJ! A counselor I guess?!
This was cool, thank you for putting up this quiz!!!
Jaime
I'm an INFJ! A counselor I guess?!
This was cool, thank you for putting up this quiz!!!
Jaime
YasBeFit
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RE: OK, What's your Myers-Briggs Personality Type? Mine...
>Amni..
>
> I am starting back up with school now also, taking
>only 1 class a semester or so (atleast for summer). I am about
>half way done with my coursework for dietetics. I have a two
>chemistry lectures to go and anatomy, but after that it is all
>nutrition classes. I live far away from the college here that
>offers the program so it is a challenge with a full time day
>job. I don't have any kids yet though, so I thought I would
>take advantage of that opportunity!
> I am an ISTJ though...
> Janice
Hi Janice,
As an ISTJ who studied and worked as a dietitian, I wanted to let you know that it is a good job for ISTJs because there is a lot of analysis, detail work, and planning involved in dietetics(particularly in a clinical setting).
Good Luck and go for it if it's really what you like! 3 years go by so quickly! I know b/c I went back to school for my masters 2 years ago and will be done later this year! Yay!(BTW, I have 2 kids and a part-time job, but would definitely recommend doing before having kids!!)
Yas
>Amni..
>
> I am starting back up with school now also, taking
>only 1 class a semester or so (atleast for summer). I am about
>half way done with my coursework for dietetics. I have a two
>chemistry lectures to go and anatomy, but after that it is all
>nutrition classes. I live far away from the college here that
>offers the program so it is a challenge with a full time day
>job. I don't have any kids yet though, so I thought I would
>take advantage of that opportunity!
> I am an ISTJ though...
> Janice
Hi Janice,
As an ISTJ who studied and worked as a dietitian, I wanted to let you know that it is a good job for ISTJs because there is a lot of analysis, detail work, and planning involved in dietetics(particularly in a clinical setting).
Good Luck and go for it if it's really what you like! 3 years go by so quickly! I know b/c I went back to school for my masters 2 years ago and will be done later this year! Yay!
(BTW, I have 2 kids and a part-time job, but would definitely recommend doing before having kids!!)Yas